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Definition of servitor - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
household servantDated UK person who serves others, especially in a householdDated UK
- The old mansion was maintained by a loyal servitor..
2.
religious serviceDated someone who performs duties in a religious settingDated
- The servitor prepared the altar for the ceremony..
3.
historical studentDated UK undergraduate doing menial tasks for financial aidDated UK
- The servitor cleaned the hall in exchange for tuition.
Origin of servitor
Latin, servitor (servant)
Examples of servitor in a sentence
A servitor greeted them at the door. The servitor lit the candles before the mass. A servitor handed out hymn books to the congregation. The servitor assisted professors as part of his duties. She worked as a servitor to cover her college expenses.
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- French:serviteur, officiant, ...
- German:Diener, religiöser Diener, ...
- Italian:servitore, chierichetto, ...
- Spanish:sirviente, acólito, ...
- Portuguese:servo, servidor religioso, ...
- Chinese:仆人, 侍者, ...
- Japanese:召使い, 奉仕者, ...
- Arabic:خَادِم, خَادِم دِينِي, ...
- Hebrew:מְשָׁרֵת, שַׁמָּשׁ, ...
- Russian:слуга, служитель, ...
- Ukrainian:слуга, церковний служитель, ...
- Hindi:सेवक, धार्मिक सेवक, ...
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